An amusing Onion headline, until you do a google search and find that Alabama school officials are getting complaints re: Black History Month.
https://t.co/BYI7WWLVYH
"Teachers may ... introduce Malcolm X but not read his speeches, mention soul singer Marvin Gaye but not discuss his 'What's Going On' lyrics, or point out...Tulsa, Oklahoma, on maps but not talk about the racial atrocities that occurred there."
https://t.co/TSdCYvzQlD
these are not "critical race theory" bills, they are censorship bills. They are educational gag orders. And they have no place in our K12 schools or institutions of higher learning.
#censorship#gagorder
Jackson State University’s Faculty Senate passed a resolution Friday opposing legislation that seeks to ban the teaching of critical race theory in Mississippi.
https://t.co/cuw1rsdP7M
With bills being enacted across the country to make it hard to teach about Black history, racism and the fight for equality, #BHM2022 feels particularly important. A reminder for teachers/libraries, we have a free site to help you teach the truth. https://t.co/M1wb4FPP9k
It’s quite interesting that DeSantis’s recently appointed head of Florida’s Department of Juvenile Justice understood the value of #criticalracetheory when he wrote his dissertation at the @USouthFlorida, isn’t it?
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https://t.co/2cmweEHCVs
The AAUP condemns in the strongest possible terms the decision by @UF to deny permission to three faculty members to provide expert testimony in a major voting rights case challenging Florida Senate Bill 90.
-statement from AAUP president @imulvey
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Do you ever notice how few teachers are ever interviewed in these so-called CRT stories? Simply allowing Republican operatives posing as “concerned parents” to fear-monger about what they don’t want or what they say is happening, isn’t actually good reporting.
BREAKING: Plaintiffs including @ouaaup filed a lawsuit today challenging Oklahoma bill #HB1175 that severely restricts faculty at public institutions in the state from teaching & talking about race & gender in the classroom. The bill also applies to K-12 classrooms. /1
BREAKING: We just filed a lawsuit challenging Oklahoma classroom censorship bill, HB 1775, together with a group of students and educators.
This bill restricts public school teachers and students from learning and talking about race and gender in the classroom.